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Estate Of The Union When even dinner plans can go up in flames during COVID-19, you may be tempted to put estate planning on the back burner for 2020. -
Staying Current Is Especially Important During The Pandemic In today’s pandemic, it’s more important than ever to make sure your estate planning documents are current. -
These School Districts Opted For Voluntary COVID-19 Testing Nearly 70 South Dakota school districts, non-public schools and other education agencies have opted to do voluntary sentinel surveillance COVID-19 testing. -
Who Gets The Puppy In A South Dakota Divorce? Unless your prenup specifies where pets will live followin a divorce, it’s likely that you may have to figure out how to handle pet custody on your own. -
Chadwick Boseman Shows The Importance of Estate Planning The star of multiple films, including the blockbuster superhero film “Black Panther,” died on August 28 of colon cancer. -
Moving To A Different State When Divorced If you have been through a divorce or are in the process of going through one, you already know that it can cause a lot of drastic changes in your life. -
Concerns Arise Over Merger Of South Dakota Agencies Gov. Kristi Noem announced recently that South Dakota's Department of Agriculture will merge with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources. -
New Invention Aims To Reduce Grain Bin Accidents A Groton company is trying to solve one of the most dangerous problems to South Dakota farmers and producers with the release of a new product. -
Will Your Estate Plan Still Work If You Move? Before 2020, Americans were as mobile as ever. In the prior decade, millions of Americans moved each year. So what happens to your estate plan if you move?” -
To Do Or Not To Do: Putting Retirement Plans In A Trust While many of your assets are likely owned by your trust, your qualified retirement accounts likely list your spouse or children as the beneficiary.